(06.30.07) William Boyd coined the term “zemblanity” for “The opposite of serendipity, the faculty of making unhappy, unlucky and expected discoveries by design.” So when […]

(06.28.07) Now that the electroclash wave has gone away, Darkbeat is the perfect documentary to gather information about the history, the techniques and, most importantly, […]

(06.27.07) Phil and Paul Hartnoll have both been working on their solo projects ever since their split as the legendary Orbital back in 2004. It’s […]

(06.24.07) This CD is a collaboration. One between an electronica artist and a prog-rock psychedelia guitarist. Admittedly not the usual combination you’d put together, so […]

(06.24.07) Small Sails are an audio-visual collective rather than just a band. This CD in fact features a video too but I’m going to concentrate […]

(06.17.07) Seattle-ite Chris Jones’s debut Yard full-length is a solid collection of leftfield minimal techno with electro and ambient trimmings. It follows on an earlier […]

 (06.11.07) Outside of Detroit, The Netherlands is the home of electro. Labels like Clone, Bunker and Viewlexx have all added their own slant to electro. Another imprint […]

::..:::…..:..::….:::::..:::..:::::::……:::…::.:::….::::..:..:::…::…….:::: Halfadder :: Robots Will Love Religion EP (Experimedia, CD/MP3) Jason Henry, aka Halfadder, hails from Canton, Ohio. Not really a hot-spot on the techno […]

(06.06.07) Before their appearance on Warp Records, The Black Dog had their own label, Black Dog Productions. The trio of Ken Downie, Andy Turner and […]

(06.06.07) Stendeck turned a few heads with the release of “can you hear my call.” Comparisons to Gridlock were fairly obvious and while it was […]